Primeri uporabe We must not forget v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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We must not forget that.
They are our future- we must not forget that.
But we must not forget the music.
There is one thing we must not forget.
We must not forget them as well.
At the same time we must not forget our global neighbors.
We must not forget each other.
They are still with us, and we must not forget that.".
We must not forget our older neighbours.
They are, but there are two things we must not forget.
Therefore, we must not forget about security.
(LT) Ladies and gentlemen, the great Holodomor famine which occurred inUkraine is an episode in the history of Europe which we must not forget.
We must not forget to stay behind them.
And last but not least, we must not forget the impact of your growing uterus.
We must not forget these people for these people are my people.
Fourthly, there is a need toalso contribute to development in North Sudan, which we must not forget, and which is preparing to draw up a new constitution.
And we must not forget the so-called King of Rice, Basmati.
It also dealt a blow to our independence in the field of energy, and so we must not forget that the European Union is founded on energy solidarity.
However we must not forget that the share of individuals who can work with computers is increasing.
In order to understand what is the solution to this question,how to increase the potency, we must not forget that the level of male power is affected by lifestyle and the presence of chronic diseases.
In any event, we must not forget Idrija žlikrofi that are gourmet and specialty and are just right conclusion of this wonderful trip.
Thirdly, our text provides for a whole range of assistance andsupport measures for victims, and we must not forget that there are reportedly several hundreds of thousands of victims in the European Union each year.
We must not forget that voluntary and non-profit-making organisations play a crucial role when it comes to both preventing and combating human trafficking.
It is a good idea for us topunish the illegal employment of third-country nationals, but we must not forget that the same scourge is afflicting our fellow citizens from the European Union's less developed Member States.
We must not forget that increasing numbers of young people are getting deep into debt without even suspecting what effect this will have on their lives.
But of course, we must not forget the essence of her fantastic productions.
We must not forget that Europe's mining sector provides approximately 100 000 jobs, 42 000 in coal mining and 55 000 in related sectors, and that certain regions in Europe are totally dependent economically on this sector.
At the same time, we must not forget about climate change, which is an additional threat to water resources.
However, we must not forget that Member States outside the euro area were also themselves among those hit hard by the crisis and that intervention is required from the European Central Bank in this area as well, in the form of liquidity-enhancing measures.
The other important thing we must not forget is that establishing a knowledge base will require greater and more effective cooperation among Member States.